Simple strategy 2: straddle and strangle

straddle  When you straddle something, you're sitting on it with one leg on each side — like straddling a horse or a fence  Where does the adverb straddle come from? The earliest known use of the adverb straddle is in the 1850s OED's earliest evidence for straddle is from 1857, in

The short straddle is an example of a strategy that does By collecting two up-front premiums initially, the investor builds a larger margin of error, compared STRADDLE meaning: 1 : to sit or ride with a leg on either side of ; 2 : to be on both sides of often used figuratively

A straddle involves simultaneously buying both a put and a call option on the same market, with the same strike price and expiry By doing this you can profit STRADDLE definition: 1 to sit or stand with your legs on either side of something: 2 Something that straddles a line… Learn more